I'm going to put all of the interesting things that don't need their own
special category here.
Please click on photos to enlarge.
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These leather reins and romal are a great
alternative to braided rawhide. They require much less care than rawhide
reins and you won't have to worry about an unexpected rain shower damaging
them. A downpour couldn't hurt these. They are made of two thicknesses
of harness leather sewn together and then edged and worked until they are
round. The romal is cut slightly wider, so it has an oval appearance rather
than being round like the reins. Loops are built into the ends of the reins
for rein chain attachment to the bit.
This rein and romal design is not new nor are they original to us. My
father saw many of these in use in the 1940s and 50s. They were quite
popular with many working cowboys at that time.
$145
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Here is a close up view of the flexible Indian tan connector between the
reins and romal. The knots are kangaroo. This photo also gives a good view
of the the roundness of the reins and the shape of the romal.. |
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Horn wraps are one of those things that need to be replaced from time to
time. horn wraps are usually 1-3/4"
wide to 2"wide and about 7' long. These are the usual
"mulehide" horn wrap material that is rough on both sides. These
wraps have skived edges for a smooth fit and are ready to go on your saddle.
$19 for 1-3/4"
$20 for 2"
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Show off your good taste in gear with one of our caps. Attractive and
comfortable low profile design with Velcro adjustment in back. Maysa is
modeling her favorite washed denim cap.
$16
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Available
colors are clockwise from top left- black, olive, navy, red, washed denim,
stone, khaki, and pink. Forest green is in the center. |
